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No not really that big. The photo was taken a couple of months after they started growing. A little bigger than that now. Also I'm pretty sure she's not laying now. No signs of rooster mounting her and haven't seen her on the nest in a while.

My 3 year old Buckeye hen, Becky, grew spurs this summer. She is still laying and we also have a rooster and she's not a dominant hen, although not at the bottom of the order either. I know this can happen, are some breeds more prone to it than others? Flock of 7 hens and one rooster.

I have a photo of mine on page 480 of this thread, you are welcome to use it.

Oh, I'm a sucker for the wee bitty ones! I'm not suppose to get ANY more until I get the chicken math into subtraction mode. That light one sure does stand out - that'll be interesting to watch!

What I like about BYC is how much I learn! I went back to look at chick pictures and my Becky Buckeye was not a chipmunk! Of course, I'm not breeding purebreds, but it's nice to hear that she's pretty good for a hatchery chick! Here she is with a shocked broody hen that woke up to 8 chicks under...

Let us see pictures when you get them! Curious how well they do in the heat of AZ, I've read they don't do well in the heat, but maybe that's humid-heat back east. That's why my order last summer I ordered 1 each of different breeds to see what I liked & didn't like about each one. I do like the...

My one Buckeye from Meyer Hatchery. She's a nice chicken, none of mine are lap pets. She's a terrific forager on free range, not on top or on bottom of the pecking order. I just wanted a variety of chickens and picked a Buckeye for their hardiness. Wind is blowing her feathers in this picture...